No. 7,269 in Polish

justyny

"Justyny" is the plural or possessive form of the Polish name "Justyna," meaning "of Justyna" or referring to multiple people named Justyna.

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Justyny książka leży na stole.
Justyna's book is lying on the table.
The word 'Justyny' is the genitive case of the proper noun 'Justyna', indicating possession (Justyna's book).
Nie mam żadnych wiadomości od Justyny.
I don't have any messages from Justyna.
The word 'Justyny' is the genitive case of the proper noun 'Justyna', used due to the preposition 'od' (from).
Rozmawiałem z Justyny siostrą wczoraj.
I talked to Justyna's sister yesterday.
The word 'Justyny' is the genitive case of the proper noun 'Justyna', used to show association or relationship (Justyna's sister).

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